Culture

Bolivia’s Mosaic Women Turn Broken Tiles Into Lasting Public Power 0
- WE KNOW, Culture
- agosto 24, 2026
In Cochabamba, discarded ceramics become mosaics, murals, and income through Kuska, a women’s collective that has spent thirteen years turning urban waste into public memory, economic opportunity, and a shared claim to Bolivia’s streets, galleries, cultural imagination, and collective future.
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Peruvian Women Rewove Imperial History Through Tombs, Thread, and Power 0
- WE KNOW, Culture
- marzo 17, 2026
At El Castillo de Huarmey, the discovery of an unlooted Wari royal tomb prompted a reevaluation of imperial dynamics in ancient Peru, revealing elite women as creators of wealth, ritual authority, memory, and imperial legitimacy rather than mere decorative figures.
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Brazilian and Chilean Women Bring Berlinale Stories That Won’t Sit Still 0
- Entertainment, Culture, WE DO, WE KNOW
- febrero 19, 2026
At the Berlinale, two Latin American filmmakers arrive with different tools and the same nerve. Brazil’s Grace Passô premieres her first feature about grief and family repair. Chile’s Maite Alberdi brings a documentary about motherhood pressure and punishment. Together they map what society asks of women.
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Leonor Espinosa, The Emotional And Soulful Cuisine Of a Colombian Social Activist 0
- Culture, WE KNOW
- octubre 15, 2023
Colombian chef Leonor Espinosa has always given cooking a dimension that surpasses mere culinary interest.
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Interview With Ida Vitale: “100 Years Don’t Weigh Me Down”0
- Culture, WE KNOW
- septiembre 30, 2023
Ida Vitale will soon turn 100 years old, which “does not weigh on her.” EFE interviewed the Uruguayan writer.
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“Like Water for Chocolate”, New HBO Series Based on the Novel by Laura Esquivel 0
- Culture, WE KNOW
- septiembre 23, 2023
HBO will make a television adaptation in series format of Laura Esquivel’s acclaimed novel, “Like Water for Chocolate.” We tell you everything that is known so far.
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